opportunistic

The most important part of the family was the opportunistic attack.

As this is an opportunistic analysis, we took the data available.

They think he took up their issues for opportunistic political reasons.

He is still playing his same opportunistic game, but getting more chances.

"What is our acquisition of such things if not opportunistic?"

"We are going to continue to be opportunistic and contrary."

"They are what you might call a more opportunistic running team.

I thought any moves in that direction would have been opportunistic.

The Bush campaign dismissed the letter as an opportunistic political move.

I'm not denying that much, maybe most of it was opportunistic.

An opportunistic spider was already at work on a web.

The opportunistic Jets continue to win, though, taking three of those five games.

Given what stage we are at in the cycle, it certainly could be opportunistic.

"One has to have a policy that is opportunistic and disciplined at the same time," she said.

Our system is opportunistic, but on the whole it works."

This is Washington, home of the opportunistic and the polled.

He says it would have been "opportunistic" to oppose the deal.

The companies want to do it in a way that does not look opportunistic."

Still, he always adds that the company will remain "opportunistic."

For him, the truth us a flexible and opportunistic concept.

He has hit the famed and opportunistic open man on passes.

In the second half, opportunistic defense and an accelerated transition game did the job.

"We have achieved this only through a series of opportunistic circumstances," he said.

But against the opportunistic Patriots, it proved one too many.

It is an opportunistic approach which uses resources whenever they are available.